Alt Coin Initializing & Marketing - 96% delegate.altfund

Started by iHashFury, March 10, 2015, 11:57:51 AM

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xeroc


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Xeroc suggested this in the previous thread:

Recently I had a discussion in the german subforum about getting altcoins into BTS. This was my take on it:

Let's register 0% delegates for interesting altcoins and let their respective communities vote for their delegates ..
It's just the same as getting a new coin into cryptos .. you vote for them .. except that in BTS you can keep the stake you use for voting!!

Once a few altcoin have passed a certain* threshold we can make the devs add them 'for free' with the next hardfork

* this is the issue: what percentage of votes does an altcoin delegate need to have the devs agree on adding it to the dex?!

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This makes far more sense to me than the cost involved in a forced merge. It's more of a win win scenario than any other.

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xeroc

@monsterer: see my other post in the linked thread above

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Quote from: xeroc ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ on March 10, 2015, 12:15:57 PM
I don't see why WE should fund that? Why not have their respective communities raise the funds?

Hard fork them into the blockchain, that would be better IMO.
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xeroc

I don't see why WE should fund that? Why not have their respective communities raise the funds?